New York Knicks’ Mitchell Robinson is finally healthy in the summer, and he’s been grinding on free throws, post moves, and floaters. Could this be the year we see an expanded offensive game from the Knicks’ big man?Plus, rookie Mohamed Diawara and Kevin McCullar Jr. were featured in the Knicks’ official 2025-26 promotional imagery. Neither is signed yet, but here’s why they’re both pushing for roster spots right now, and how the Knicks’ home-heavy early schedule could set the tone for a huge season.The Knicks' final roster is coming together with news on free agent targets and young prospects in team promos. Mitchell Robinson also gave his most encouraging summer update. With a home-heavy start to the season, these updates on the New York Knicks and Knicks news could be huge! 🔥Knicks fans… this could get exciting.

The Knicks are exploring adding another veteran, potentially through a trade, as reported by Ian Begley, with internal support for bringing back Landry Shamet. This NBA news suggests the New York Knicks are actively looking at Knicks trade options to create an additional roster spot. Stay tuned for more Knicks news today! 🔥Ian Begley just dropped an interesting update. There’s a lot of internal support for bringing Landry Shamet back to the Knicks, but he also wouldn’t rule out the team adding another veteran alongside him. The only way that happens? A trade to open up another vet minimum slot… which could put names like Ben Simmons, Malcolm Brogdon, or Delon Wright in play.In this video, I break down what Begley said, how a trade could happen, and which current Knicks player could realistically be moved to make room for a second veteran signing. Plus — will any new addition even crack Mike Brown’s 10-man rotation, or is this more about depth insurance?#Knicks #NewYorkKnicks #KnicksNews #BenSimmons #LandryShamet

Could the New York Knicks add Russell Westbrook this offseason? A new report breaks down the latest on Westbrook’s potential fit in New York, past mutual interest, and how he might mesh in Mike Brown’s system. We’ll go over the pros, the cons, and the chances the Knicks pull the trigger, plus a look at fallback options like Delon Wright or Landry Shamet if the team can’t land Ben Simmons or Malcolm Brogdon.And at the very end, an update on the Knicks’ 2025 preseason schedule so far.#Knicks #RussellWestbrook #NewYorkKnicks

🚨 REPORT: New York Knicks Now the Frontrunner to Sign Ben Simmons?! 😳Multiple NBA insiders (including Ian Begley, Brett Siegel, and Scoop B Robinson) say the New York Knicks are seriously in the mix for former All-Star Ben Simmons with their final veteran minimum contract.In today’s video, we break down:🔹 Why Simmons is STILL on New York’s radar🔹 What Mike Brown’s history reveals about his interest🔹 The other guard options being considered are Monte Morris, Delon Wright, and Malcolm Brogdon🔹 And how this one final move could shape the Knicks’ rotation for the 2025-26 seasonWhether you love or hate the idea, this is a critical decision, one that could determine how far this team can advance in the playoffs…Plus, the Knicks’ roster situation, cap constraints, and coaching influence all come into play here. Who’s the better fit behind Jalen Brunson: a safe veteran like Monte, OR a high-upside wild card like Simmons?Let’s get into it.💬 Sound off in the comments:Would YOU take Ben Simmons on a vet minimum deal… or should the Knicks go a different direction?#knicks #bensimmons #malcolmbrogdon #newyorkknicks #knicksnews

🔥 The Knicks just wrapped up their third Summer League game — and while Tyler Kolek got most of the spotlight, two other names are starting to steal the show: MarJon Beauchamp and Mohamed Diawara.Beauchamp exploded for 25 points — showing why he could be a valuable depth piece or even earn a Two-Way contract… if he’s eligible. Meanwhile, Diawara continues to flash elite defensive instincts and serious long-term upside. His jumper needs work, but his mechanics look smooth, and the comparisons to a young Pascal Siakam might not be that far off.We also break down Dink Pate’s development and why he’s likely earned himself a Two-Way slot with the Knicks. Even with a quiet stat line, his third-quarter sequence showed glimpses of high-level potential.With only one standard rookie contract and a couple of Two-Ways left to give, New York’s front office is going to have some tough decisions to make…🎥 Featuring: MarJon Beauchamp, Mohamed Diawara, Dink Pate🏀 Knicks Summer League Game 3 recap (vs Nets)🧠 Depth chart + contract decisions ahead👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments — who’s impressed you the most in Summer League so far?

The New York Knicks are making moves.According to Lee Escobedo, the Knicks are signing 19-year-old Dink Pate to a Two-Way Contract, adding one of the most athletic and intriguing young prospects in Summer League to the roster. But with only two more spots left to fill, one veteran minimum and one rookie minimum, the front office still has big decisions to make.So… who’s next?Landry Shamet is still a free agent. The Knicks have stayed in contact, and he reportedly wants to return. But if that’s the case, why hasn’t it happened yet? Could they be waiting on Marcus Smart or another buyout candidate instead? And what does this all mean for guys like Kevin McCullar Jr., Mohamed Diawara, and MarJon Beauchamp?In this video, we break down:✅ Why the Knicks are signing Dink Pate now✅ What this move means for the final Two-Way and standard deals✅ The latest intel on Shamet, Ben Simmons, and Marcus Smart✅ My updated roster predictions heading into the regular season

The Knicks may have found something special in Pacome Dadiet… and now the whole league might need to take notice.According to Fred Katz of The Athletic, the Knicks’ internal shooting metrics show Dadiet is lighting it up in practices, even ranking among the best shooters on the team. While his Summer League run was cut short due to a toe injury, this latest report is turning heads across the fanbase and inside the organization.And it’s not just Dadiet making waves, Dink Pate dominated the Knicks’ final Summer League game, dropping 20 points, 10 rebounds, 4 threes, and showing serious long-term upside at just 19 years old.In this video, we’re breaking down:✅ Fred Katz’s report & why the Knicks are so high on Dadiet✅ What makes his jumper projectable long-term✅ Why Dink Pate earned his two-way deal — and what comes next✅ How this young Knicks core is starting to take real shape

The New York Knicks have just one roster spot left… and while some fans are still calling for Malcolm Brogdon or Ben Simmons, a few other names are flying COMPLETELY under the radar.Dalano Banton is a 6’9” guard who can defend multiple positions, played 67 games for Portland last season, and could be an intriguing fit as a backup guard or wing.Amir Coffey quietly shot over 41% from three last season and gives you size (6’7”) and shooting off the bench without demanding big minutes.And then there’s Jordan Goodwin, recently waived by the Lakers, who brings defense, energy, and real versatility at 6’5”.In this video, we’ll break down:✅ Why Brogdon may be too risky at this point✅ Banton’s upside and NBA readiness✅ Why Coffey and Goodwin might be plug-and-play depth options✅ What this tells us about Leon Rose’s possible final move